There is a great work culture and interesting problems to solve.
The benefits aren't that amazing.
Applied through a career fair, first you get a CodeSignal OA and then you get a "coding interview" where they ask you to do coding but they just sit there on call and don't talk to you at all. If you get past that part they move onto a LeetCode/syste
Three part in person interview, one for programming practice, which is interesting but challenging. Second part is about basic OO problems, they asked some basic and stranded questions. Third is about OO design, they are friendly and nice to answer m
OA: Multiple algorithm questions 1h VO: design and implement several interfaces of a mini game based on source codes 1h + 1h back-to-back final round VO: algorithm questions, behavioral questions and OOD design
Applied through a career fair, first you get a CodeSignal OA and then you get a "coding interview" where they ask you to do coding but they just sit there on call and don't talk to you at all. If you get past that part they move onto a LeetCode/syste
Three part in person interview, one for programming practice, which is interesting but challenging. Second part is about basic OO problems, they asked some basic and stranded questions. Third is about OO design, they are friendly and nice to answer m
OA: Multiple algorithm questions 1h VO: design and implement several interfaces of a mini game based on source codes 1h + 1h back-to-back final round VO: algorithm questions, behavioral questions and OOD design